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What sentence uses each letter of the alphabet only once?

This is a classic word puzzle! There's no single sentence that uses every letter of the alphabet only once. Here's why:

* Limited Letter Combinations: English has many more words than unique letters.

* Word Formation Rules: English words need to follow specific rules of spelling and pronunciation. It's very difficult to find words that contain unusual letter combinations.

The "Jumbled Letters" Solution:

People often try to solve this puzzle by creating sentences using all the letters, even if they're not real words. For example, you might see something like:

> "The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog."

While this sentence is famous, it doesn't use *every* letter of the alphabet.

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